Suppliers and wholesalers often seek sponsorship opportunities at large venues such as stadiums, arenas, concert halls, golf and tennis tournaments and racetracks. In most instances there are also retail licenses associated with these venues. Because federal and state tied-house laws forbid suppliers and wholesalers from giving anything of value to a retailer, it is essential that both the sponsor and the venue understand the relationship between sponsorship opportunities and tied-house restrictions. The Danow Group is available to assist suppliers, wholesalers and large venues who seek to take advantage of sponsorship opportunities without violating the law.
Every retail on or off premise licensee should develop a compliance checklist and review it often and add to it from time to time. Below is an outline of some of the points that should be included. Check to see if your license and the mandatory signs are properly posted and are visible to your […]
Download this Compliance Check List as a .docx Keep the license up to date Renew your license and bond in a timely manner. Note that on-premises licensees in New York City must notify the community board thirty (30) days before the renewal application is filed. Obtain SLA Approval for any of the following: If closing […]
TTB Registration Ever retail licensee has an obligation to register with the TTB by filing form TTB 5630.5d (Alcohol Dealer Registration. The form is supposed to be filed before engaging in business and a new form is to be filed for each location. The registration information is to be updated before July 1st of each […]